Football

More than 200 young Everton fans joined Everton in the Community’s first Junior Sleepout at Hill Dickinson Stadium. A total of 266 participants spent the night on the concourse, raising more than £20,000 for the Home Is Where The Heart Is programme, which supports young people at risk of homelessness across the Liverpool City Region.

Steven Gerrard has become the odds on favourite to become the next Burnley manager after Scott Parker left the club by mutual consent this morning. Parker won promotion from the Championship last season, but has now departed following the side's relegation from the Premier League.

Liverpool fans could stage more protests if the club fail to act following Saturday's “Show FSG the Yellow Card”. Liverpool supporters turned Anfield yellow in the 13th minute in protest against the owner’s decision to increase ticket prices.

With European football a very real possibility for Everton this season, they could yet face heartbreak due to UEFA’s strict multi-club ownership rules. Everton currently sit 11th in the Premier League but are only two points of the Conference League...

The final day of the EFL League Two season kicks off at 3pm on Saturday and Tranmere will finally learn if their dismal form in 2026 will be punished with relegation to the National League. Rovers sit in 20th, one point above Harrogate Town who currently occupy the second relegation slot in 23rd.

Non-league team Lower Breck FC were undone by two missed penalties in a thrilling 2-2 play-off semi-final with Avro FC.  The highly-poised Northern Premier League West fixture under the lights saw Breck come from behind to lead in extra-time, before the home side equalised in the dying minutes to send the game to penalties.

The non-league football season has come to an end, but the real business has now begun as attention for Marine and Vauxhall Motors has switched to the “never-ending cycle” of the summer transfer window.

Third choice goalkeeper Freddie Woodman could start for Liverpool against Crystal Palace tomorrow as manager Arne Slot prepares to face the Eagles for the fourth time this season.

Marine manager Bobby Grant has labelled the officials as "beyond a joke" after last night's 2-1 away defeat at Hereford. Grant felt that the home side's opening goal should not have stood due to a handball in the build up, and that Hereford escaped a red card after the referee booked the same player twice.

Pete Wild insists that League 2 safety is “not done” despite his side's 3-1 win against Cheltenham at the EV Charger Points Stadium.  It was Tranmere’s first win since February 14, thanks to goals from Nathan Smith, Jayden Joseph, and Omari...